The graph below shows the wheat export of three different areas from 1985 to 1990

This

provided graph illustrates the

amount

of wheat which was exported by three different countries, in a period of 6 years because they need it as an essential part of their food.

Overall

, it can be seen that there was a general fluctuation in the exported

amount

every year among the three nations.

To begin

, in 1985, Canada exported the biggest

amount

, at about 19,

then

; it experienced a slight decline to around 17, in1986,

whereas

Australia delivered the least

amount

of wheat to other countries, at 15, in 1985 after, that there was a small increase in its exported

amount

to 16, in 1986,

then

; it declined gradually to stop, at 13, in 1990. But for Canada, there was a sharp change in the pattern of the exported

amount

up and down, but it stood up, at about 17 which was less than it began. Regarding the European community, in 1985, the

amount

of wheat which was given to other countries by it, at about 16 was higher than Australia and lower than Canada.

Then

, there was a slight fluctuation in its exported

amount

up and down until it reached more than 20, in 1990 which was a huge exported

amount

compared to others.